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Mexico.

Agree with the above, but I do believe you'll have to report income and pay capital gains on the profits.

So, it sounds more like you were offered the opportunity to leave (withdraw your application to enter Canada) as opposed to denied entry. Two very different things. Make sure in your application you note the "asked to leave" , but other than that, I doubt there is any serious ramifications...

Highly likely it's far to late to recover your PR status. You should have applied when you were 18-22.

Yeah....and I have a free home to give away to the first 100 winners.....it's fake.

Probably not. They might ask you to update them.

You don't have to explain anything to anyone, particularly on an open forum, including this one. The critic will always be critics, no matter that the police felt there were sufficient ground to charge him with assault (wait for it.....next up, the police are racist because they charged him in...

Regardless of what you've supplied, you'll never know what they are or aren't doing....that's just the way it is.

You'll need to show your own funds. For 3 weeks about $10-12K, plus airfare. Your nieces funds won't count.

Lots of people apply under H&C simply because they want to remain PRs (along with all the benefits) without having made any effort to meet RO or contribute to the country. And why not prioritize the younger people who are actually going to work and pay taxes at a higher rate....that makes more...

Or maybe the tenant is just an ass!

As Canuck78 says, you'll only pay the difference (if any) between what you've paid in the US and what you would have paid in Canada. You don't have to pay US taxes and then Canadian taxes. Just the difference.

So, bad news is it doesn't work that way. Really bad news is you've probably lost your money.

Hell, let's just let everyone in all Willy nilly! Who cares about rules and regulations.....

Keep in mind, with the tax treaty with the US, you are filing taxes, not necessarily paying taxes in Canada.

Fake. Not much in the way of petroleum manufacturing in Toronto. That and the address is an empty parking lot.

Once you withdraw a spousal application, he wouldn't be able to gain his PR without a Canadian sponsor through family class. He could still find other means to gain his PR, but not through you.

Your obligation is to let IRCC know that the relationship is ending. He can't be sponsored , despite what you want, if the relationship is over.

They aren't going to actively search for people who don't meet RO unless they are actively entering Canada or interacting with IRCC (like renewing your PR card). You'll be waiting for that e-mail a long time.

I'd assume once you're a protected person, applying for your PR (including spouses and dependants) would remain the same. The biggest changes are going to be on the front end (visas and WP).